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Archon (Gr****: ἄρχων, romanized: árchōn, plural: ἄρχοντες, árchontes) is a Gr**** word that
means "ruler",
frequently used as the
title of a
specific public...
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single archontate was
formed to
govern the
entire island, that
nominally still recognized the
byzantine emperor. By the 11th
century the
archontate became...
- defense. A
single and
autonomous archontate was
established in the island.
Later in the 11th century, the
single archontate fragmented into 4 judicates, including...
- Arabs,
Sardinia depended directly from Constantinople. Then it
became an
archontate,
which lasted until its
fragmentation in the
first half of the eleventh...
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Abkhazia Early Prehistoric settlement Antiquity Medieval Byzantine Empire Archontate of
Abasgia Kingdom of
Abkhazia Kingdom of
Georgia Duchy of
Tskhumi Kingdom...
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Abkhazia Early Prehistoric settlement Antiquity Medieval Byzantine Empire Archontate of
Abasgia Kingdom of
Abkhazia Kingdom of
Georgia Duchy of
Tskhumi Kingdom...
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Archons of the
various coastal cities. The themes, now made up of
several Archontates, was
accommodated and
repurposed solely for the
income and maintenance...
- were run by
archons as in
classical Gr****
times and are
hence known as
archontates (archontiai, sing. archontia).
Along the
eastern frontier with the Caliphate...
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territory of the Peloponnese. Thessalonica,
previously organized as an
archontate surrounded by the Slavs,
became a
theme of its own as well.
These themes...
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Abkhazia Early Prehistoric settlement Antiquity Medieval Byzantine Empire Archontate of
Abasgia Kingdom of
Abkhazia Kingdom of
Georgia Duchy of
Tskhumi Kingdom...
